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Prof.dr.ir. R.P. Mensink Person

Prof.dr.ir. R.P. Mensink

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Expertise Relationships between nutritive and nonnutritive components in diet including functional foods on risk markers for cardiovascular disease (sterol absorption, lipid metabolism, hemostatic function, oxidative stress), and determinants of elongation and desaturation of essential fatty acids
Expertise (NL) Relationships between nutritive and nonnutritive components in diet including functional foods on risk markers for cardiovascular disease (sterol absorption, lipid metabolism, hemostatic function, oxidative stress), and determinants of elongation and desaturation of essential fatty acids
Digital Author ID info:eu-repo/dai/nl/075243547
Addition Leader of Research Line 1 'Metabolic syndrome'; Chairman of the Department of Human Biology

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Professor
Organisation Department of Human Biology (UM)
Chair (EN) Molecular science of nutrition, especially lipidenmetablics; Molecular Nutrition with emphasis on lipid metabolism
Chair (NL) Moleculaire voedingskunde, met bijzondere aandacht voor het lipidenmetabolisme
Phone +31-43-3881308
Email r. mensink -at- maastrichtuniversity. nl
URL http://www.nutrim.unimaas.nl/contentuk/personal_pages/M/0101...
Programm leader / Group leader
Organisation NUTRIM School for Nutrition, Toxicology and Metabolism (UM)

Publications

(the most recent at the top)
Metabolic risk markers in an overweight and normal weight population with oversampling of carriers of the IRS-1 972Arg-variant
Vetten: machtige moleculen

Current research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Project leader Research line 1 'Metabolic syndrome'

Completed research projects

(the most recent research is at the top)
Supervisor The effects of low-fat milk on metabolic risk parameters in subjects with the metabolic syndrome
Project leader The effects of low-fat milk on metabolic risk parameters in subjects with the metabolic syndrome
Supervisor The acute and longer-term effects of different glycemic index carbohydrates on metabolic risk markers in lean and obese subjects
Supervisor Targeting PPARs in metabolic risk management: a pharmacological and nutritional approach
Supervisor ApoAl-synthesis
All completed research..

Classification

A34600 Foods and stimulants
A71000 Nutrition
D21700 Physiology

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